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The vinyards that Greenland is known for are not doing so well.
lol, damn, going to scratch that off of my vacation list.
Greenland – Cuba….. Greenland – Cuba….
think i’ll head to Cuba next march again….
What I can’t understand though, is how I managed to survive the incredible temperature change …. cerveza, por favor
Its gotta be safer than Mexico……….
was my first visit to Cuba this year with the wife, and I have dropped Mexico off the list. Had a great time there and will do this again anytime. the folks there were so friendly and helpful…
The hottest girl I ever saw in my life was from Cuba. I can still imagine her hair and color of skin, and how she walked. If I was married my wife would be sooooo jealous.
How is Fidel doing in his worker’s paradise?
from what i observed, they adhore him. My American friends may have a problem with that, but they don’t.
Well, that should be qualified as the ones that didn’t flee the country for the several running decades and the ones surviving probably adore him.
worker’s paradise….. see how the Cubans cling to the life they have in Cuba,
http://www.floatingcubans.com/
sarc!!!!!